Citizens connect to political power through culture. The right has no culture but politics and no connection to real political power for this reason. It will never change until we demand it from those asking us to stand with them. I will only stand with those who stand for culture and so should you.

Hollywood’s worst nightmare is when free Americans make the culture and rewrite the national narrative through folk art and storytelling. Meet Arin Crumley and hear a bit of his amazing journey into accidentally creating the first digital film that can be considered a masterpiece—The Four Eyed Monsters.

Time well spent is time spent on good things. Art and culture creation are abundant in opportunities for good things to occur but the pace of culture change as a result is slower than we expect and it matches the pace of show business, which is “hurry up and wait.” We’ll reach the goal of culture change by knowing this truth while plotting ahead with a purpose and accepting that the journey is long because the journey is your life.

Three narrative eras have shaped the modern American mind. The Great Communication, The Great Deception and The Great Projection that we’re living through today. Learn how to force the system’s hand by joining the Great Articulation. The New Reiteration has just begun.

Jason Lehr, founder of Creado Media and Studios comes on to discuss his big idea and also the pathetic lack of funding on the right for the arts. Politics really is downstream from culture but the big money on the right exclusively invests in politics. This has to change.

Our streets are not your streets. The American way of life is much simpler and more beautiful than the pictures we let the media paint about us and the way we live. The political narrative has changed from balkanized woke audience creation to one of global war that threatens all world peace. Against this backdrop of history in the making, we can serve the audience what is missing from the culture -- HOPE -- and in doing so we can begin to repair American unity.

Today’s special guest is Robert Kroese, a prolific indie author and the founder of BasedCon: a new science fiction and fantasy convention for indie voices and their fans. We talk about the life of the writer, the hard work it takes to pursue a thankless career path that is also vital to saving Americans from the corporate culture that eats liberty for lunch and always orders seconds. This episode is highly informative and packed with great insights.

The Two Libraries is an informative and thought-provoking episode with special guest actor/writer/director/producer Nick Searcy. After listening to our conversation there will be no doubt left in your mind that the only real way to regain political power is by having a loud voice in pop culture. We creators on the right have a steep uphill climb ahead, but there is a great joy in knowing that we get to spend that time making art as we rise together.

Do you dare to pursue your dreams? Indecision leads to inaction but if you're brave enough to jump right in you will find that meeting life half way will always put you on the right path. In this episode hear actor/writer/producer Michael Broderick tell the story about how he jumped right into life and how it led to an amazing journey into one of the most misunderstood industries known to man: show business.

A conversation about the film industry, the culture and the future of truly indie storytelling with actor/writer/director John Lacy. His new film ROSEBUD LANE is a must watch for any young filmmaker who desires autonomy in the craft and the stories they want to tell are set far from Hollywood and its negative influence.